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Yeah, can't do it with this breech plug quite the same but I like the idea of opening that hole a bit more. I guess I may have to put the mill to work. You can see how tiny that hole is compared to the pics of the other style.Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I have a CVA Elkhorn and it has replaceable/removable nipples, Is it different with the optimas?
you could drill a little bigger hole in the nipple the holes in the nipples I bought were so tiny that I want to take the old nipple I have and drill it out to make it just a little bigger, or is that a bad Idea?
Quote from: JJB11B on September 14, 2015, 06:44:39 PMyou could drill a little bigger hole in the nipple the holes in the nipples I bought were so tiny that I want to take the old nipple I have and drill it out to make it just a little bigger, or is that a bad Idea?I am not so sure drilling the nipple flash hole out to a larger size is the 'good' answer. They wear out fast enough as it is.I would bet a pin gauge and measure the size of the existing 'flash' whole. It should be 0.031 give or take a thou. Making it to large could reduce accuracy and increase blowback pressure back through the nipple.Just do not know what the specifications are for a CVA plug.
so It turns out that I had FFG last year and have part of a pound left. I bought a bottle of FFFG today, how much difference do you think it would make if I used 110 grains of FFG vs. 110 grains of FFFG? I kind of want to shoot up the last of the FF before I open the FFF. I also have a bottle of the yellow label Pyrodex FFG equivalent. Dad is going to be sighting in a gun tomorrow too. should we buy another pound of FFFG?
Thank you sir, So I will plan on getting my gun sighted in with the remaining FFG then shooting a couple times with the FFFG to ensure its on...